ROB NAGLE

actor guy

CURRENT & UPCOMING PROJECTS
Performing the role of Nicholas Skeres in the U.S. Premiere of The School of Night, written by Peter Whelan & directed by Bill Alexander, at the Mark Taper Forum. October 30th-December 17th, 2008.
Featured in The Soloist - a film written by Susannah Grant, directed by Joe Wright, starring Robert Downey Jr., Catherine Keener, & Jamie Foxx. Filmed in February 2008; scheduled for release March 13th, 2009. (Official Movie Site)
saturdays at 10/9c Recurring role of Jeffrey Powell on Eli Stone, produced by Berlanti Television / Touchstone Television for ABC. Episode 203 - "Unwritten" - directed by Vincent Misiano. Originally aired October 28th, 2008. Episode 108 - "Praying For Time" - directed by David Petrarca. Originally aired March 20th, 2008. Episode 105 - "One More Try" - directed by Ron Underwood. Originally aired February 28th, 2008.
	Featured with Amber Gainey Meade in Caution Sign, a short film written by Todd Carney & Anna Siri, directed by Wade Carney, and produced by Elizabeth Kirkscey & Anna Siri. Adapted from the short story by Brad Strickland. June 2008.
Guest starred as Renfield Rehnquist on The Middleman, produced by ABC Family. Episode 1010 - “The Vampiric Puppet Lamentation” - directed by Sandy Smolan. Originally aired August 18th, 2008.
Performed the role of Roland in Taking Steps, written by Alan Ayckbourn and directed by Art Manke - at South Coast Repertory Theatre. May-June 2008.
Guest starred as Bernie Murphy on Cold Case, produced by Jerry Bruckheimer Television and Warner Bros. Television for CBS. Episode 516 - "Bad Reputation" - directed by Alex Zakrzewski. Originally aired April 13th, 2008.
Shot commercials for Orbitz Worldwide, the global online travel company - directed by Martin Granger (Moxie Pictures) for Mullen. April 2008.
Featured with Kenneth Hughes in Day's Eye - a short film written, directed & produced by Teppei Nakamura. December 2007.
Shot a commercial for Southwest Airlines with Juliette Jeffers - directed by Martin Granger (Moxie Pictures) for GSD&M's Idea City. September 2007.
Featured with Blake Silver in shadow.net - a short film written & directed by John Knowles, produced by Lotti Pharriss & Guy Birtwhistle for Weirdsmobile Productions. September 2007.
Rob Nagle with Heather Allyn on the set of A.P.E. #9.

Well... you found him

Rob Nagle lives in Los Angeles. Rob Nagle has a pug named Roosevelt. Rob Nagle has a wife named Heather Allyn. They met when they were at Northwestern University. Rob likes to work... nice work if you can get it.

George Burns
"Acting is all about honesty. If you can fake that, you've got it made."

Derek Jacobi
“Acting is no profession for an adult person."

Ralph Richardson
"Acting is merely the art of keeping a large group of people from coughing."

some READINGS...
REGARDING THOSE RESPONSIBLE - written by Richard Martin Hirsch for the Long Beach Playhouse (September 14th, 2008).
THE MERCHANT OF VENICE BEACH - adapted by Tom Beyer from the Shakespeare play (August 19th, 2008).
MONEY - written by Christopher Silber (April 5th, 2008).
RORSCHACH - written by Kelly Younger & directed by Darin Anthony for the Blank Theatre Company (January 7th, 2008).
THE UNSEEN - written by Craig Wright & directed by David Proval for Pacific Stages (November 4th, 2007).
MALLORCA - written by Sheldon Bull for the Falcon Theatre (November 6th, 2007).
THE RIGORS OF HAPPENSTANCE - written by Richard Martin Hirsch & directed by Darin Anthony for the Blank Theatre Company (November 12th, 2007).

Johnny Giacalone, Mark H. Dold, Rob Nagle, Michael Bakkensen, and Ian Bedford in The School of Night, written by Peter Whelan, at Mark Taper Forum. October-December 2008.

Bill Brochtrup, Rob Nagle, and Kasey Mahaffy in Taking Steps, written by Alan Ayckbourn, at South Coast Repertory Theatre. May-June 2008


Rob Nagle and Martha Demson in James Joyce's The Dead, book by Richard Nelson, music by Shaun Davey, with the Open Fist Theatre Company. February-April 2008.


Joshua Wolf Coleman, Daniel Jay Shore, and Rob Nagle in The Last Days of Judas Iscariot, written by Stephen Adly Guirgis, with the Black Dahlia Theatre at the Lutheran Church of the Master. July-August 2007.

Andrew Elvis Miller, Rob Nagle, and Amy Landecker in Bug, written by Tracy Letts, with the Lost Angels Theatre Company at the Coast Playhouse. April-July 2007.


Rob Nagle and Marylouise Burke in Where's Poppa? written by Robert Klane, at the Falcon Theatre, February-March 2007.

Rob Nagle and Michael Patrick McGill in Beautiful City, written by George F. Walker, at the Open Fist Theatre, December 2006-February 2007.

Kip Gilman, Rob Nagle, and Greg Mullavey in Moonlight and Magnolias, written by Ron Hutchinson, at the Odyssey Theatre, August-December 2006.